Few fans understand the reasons for Bill Belichick to keep a Cam Newton as the starting quarterback of the New England Patriots despite being eliminated in the 2020 season of the NFL. However, the low performance against Buffalo Bills ended up sentencing to “SuperCam”.
With a first half for oblivion, Newton also stood out with a short-range pass that he could not concretize. It’s known that Cam isn’t the best at throwing the ovoid, though the mechanics of his passes have big problems in this 2020.
Newton managed to save himself from a catch, he came out of the protective bag so that the agility in his feet remains intact, but when he went to throw the ovoid a short distance, less than 10 yards, the ball didn’t even get into the hands of receiver N’Keal Harry.
The Patriots quarterback was in evidence and at the end of the first half of the game between Patriots and Bills, Newton finished with five of ten conversions for a total of 34 yards and no scoring passes. All of a sudden carriage improved, either! He only racked up 32 yards at the end of the first two quarters.
Belichick took Newton out and put Jarrett Stidham in the starting lineup
Due to Cam Newton’s poor performance against the Buffalo Bills, Bill Belichick decided to take him out in the third quarter and the one who commanded the controls of the New England Patriots was Jarrett Stidham. Did we see the last one “SuperCam” in the Ducks? Everything seems to indicate that it was so.